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I'd pay for a fucking ps4 just for a GOOD infamous game and consider it money well spent... Unfortunately I'm apparently out of luck there...

And govindia... You know that Microsoft isn't doing that great either... There was that whole thing with the slew of people who got phished in exactly the same way that they dealt poorly with, to say the least, and that event where a literal five year old found and exploited a vulnerability that allowed him to access any account without the password... Which Microsoft magically spun as a good thing which actually really impressed me. A five year old, Govindia...

And govindia... You know that Microsoft isn't doing that great either... There was that whole thing with the slew of people who got phished in exactly the same way that they dealt poorly with, to say the least, and that event where a literal five year old found and exploited a vulnerability that allowed him to access any account without the password... Which Microsoft magically spun as a good thing which actually really impressed me. A five year old, Govindia...

Source?

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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristoffer_Von_Hassel

Xbox One > PS4

PC > Any Console

PC > Any Console

Ooohhh haha. I agree for some limited games 

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristoffer_Von_Hassel

That's not too bad, compared to the actual breach that happened at Sony, where several users' personal and financial data were compromised.

The breaching of parental controls to access a full console's content, while interesting, pales in comparison from a cyber-security standpoint.

And yes, I was planning on getting both consoles.  I'll wait on the PS4 until Sony finally gets their shit together and secure.

You guys remember when Microsoft was ~*~hella classy~*~ to Sony?
I do.


That aside, welcome back, Amalya! c:

Sickness is hopefully getting better.

I was so exhausted yesterday that I fell asleep 30 minutes after I got off work. I didn't wake up until about 10:30p with a fever break.  I went back to sleep until about 2am, got up and went back to bed around 5am. I feel worn out. But I am taking 1730 mg of Amoxicillin.


Ugh. My ear generally hurts less now and my teeth don't hurt hardly at all. So that's a plus.

As of today I have officially ruined my life.

I won't post for a while.

What happened, Seroim? =/

And I'm glad you're getting better, Jone!

As of today I have officially ruined my life.

I won't post for a while.

I hope everything is ok Seroim.

As of today I have officially ruined my life.

I won't post for a while.

Here if you want to talk buddy.

Today is the first day of my vacation, which I'm on until January 4th, and I'm starting to think of the things I want to do during the break. Of course there's the usual NS/Wintreath and all kinds of gaming, but I kind of want to do more. Like...I'm going through online courses again. I used to watch and participate in lots of online courses, but as things happened in real life I didn't feel like it...first getting ill for a long time, then the events that led to me having to move and find a new house, and then just being too busy.

But today I found two courses I want to 'take' during my vacation:

Harvard CS50
It's been a long time since I took an introductory computer science course, and even they it was quite mediocre, so I thought it would be nice to take a refresher, and I can already tell this is quite a course. This is the way that the CS field should be taught, especially to people not necessarily interested in it yet...often Intro to Computer Science and Intro to Programming courses are dry, boring, and mediocre, but even the first lecture was actually fun to set through. The conceptualization of concepts such as how binary and ASCII are used were great, and there was just a fun element to the course.

Upon reading more about the course, apparently it's become the most popular course in the school, with all sorts of events that draw all kinds of people...and they had cake after the first lecture. I'm so jealous.

Really looking forward to going through this one...

Justice
Also through Harvard (although made in 2009), this is something I've wanted to go through for a long time, but have not had the time to...so far I'm liking listening to the discussion-based teaching as the students in the course explore given situations and come to conclusions about why a particular thing is believed to be right or wrong for some or most people. So far it seems to be more an examination of morality, but I've only gone through the first episode so far...in any case, also a very impressive course. I can already tell I'll be bringing some stuff from this into our serious discussion forum.

I already have two more courses picked out for next month too. ^_^